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ibps-rrb-os1 2024 · Question 230 of 270

Which of the following words can grammatically and contextually complete the blank in the passage?

Reading Comprehension

  1. Aemerge
  2. Btransition
  3. Ctransformed
  4. DevolutionCorrect
  5. Eebbing

Answer: D. evolution

Explanation

The correct word to complete the blank in the passage is (d) evolution (विकास/क्रविक परििर्तन) Explanation: The passage discusses the gradual and continuous changes in the design and significance of sleeves over time. The word "evolution" fits both grammatically and contextually because it refers to the process of gradual development or change, which is appropriate when talking about how sleeves have changed over time in fashion. • Contextual Fit: The passage talks about the history of sleeves, how their styles have changed across eras and cultures, and how they are influenced by the West. The concept of evolution captures this ongoing, gradual transformation in fashion. • Grammatical Fit: "Evolution" fits grammatically as a noun, making sense in the sentence: “there isn’t much India- specific information available on the evolution of what Neeta Lulla calls, ‘one of the pillars of a piece of clothing.’” Why the other options are incorrect: 1. (a) Emerge (उभिना/प्रकट होना): This word suggests the appearance of something new, which does not reflect the continuous process described in the passage. 2. (b) Transition (परििर्तन/संक्रिण): This refers to moving from one state to another, but it doesn’t capture the full sense of gradual development over time that "evolution" does. 3. (c) Transformed (बदलना/रूपांर्रिर् होना): This implies a sudden or significant change, which is not the focus of the passage. The passage emphasizes a more gradual process. 4. (e) Ebbing (घटाि/क्षीण होना): This word means a gradual decline, which is not the correct idea here, as the passage is talking about the development and ongoing changes in sleeve design, not a decline. Therefore, (d) evolution is the most suitable word for both the grammatical structure and the meaning in the passage.

Source: IBPS RRB PO Mains Previous Year Paper 2024 (BankersAdda) · memory-based

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